Sentence examples for implications of basic research from inspiring English sources
Dr. Roselli said that merely mentioning possible human implications of basic research was wildly different from intending to carry the work over to humans.
The book covers an impressive field, guiding the reader through scientific developments in breast tumour biology, cell-cycle control and growth factor signalling, to the complexities of stromal/tumour interactions, mammary gland development and stem cell biology, through to the clinical implications of basic research.
Delineating this role of the immune system remains a key goal of basic research; however, the implication of these observations is that manipulating and boosting the power of the immune system may prove to be a potent cancer therapy (Murphy et al, 2005).
The implication of understanding the molecular details of HR in determining vital targets for cancer therapies is the perfect marriage of basic research and translational science.
An important policy-relevant implication, strongly supported by the audit committee, is that realignment of an applied research institute toward a stronger market-orientation should not be at the expense of basic research.
However, the discussion of the implications of the findings on influenza evolution for vaccine development, in our view, has nothing to do with "an...appeal to the utility of basic research".
Despite these limitations, our study presents some useful implications for basic research and clinical case management of patients with MDR- and XDR-TB.
Finally, a reappraisal of the taxonomic relationships among these highly pestiferous tephritid species poses considerable implications for basic research, pest management, quarantine practices and international trade.
